Showing posts with label Technical Documents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Technical Documents. Show all posts

Friday, 9 December 2011

Writing for the Technical Professions


Kristin R. Woolever, "Writing for the Technical Professions (4th Edition) (MyTechCommKit Series)"
Publisher: Longman | ISBN: 0321477472 | edition 2007 | PDF | 528 pages | 28 mb

Increasingly, students and instructors in technical communication courses express concern that their textbooks don't correspond to real-world situations and requirements, and that they fail to present information that is accessible, concise, straightforward, and most important, applicable to life outside college courses. This edition of Writing for the Technical Professions continues to pay special attention to the real-world context in which technical communication is carried out and to the kind of books that professionals actually use on the job. Contemporary technical communication takes place in fast-paced industry environments, is often conducted by teams of collaborators, relies increasingly on electronic media, and is highly global in concept. This fourth edition focuses on exactly those areas: collaboration, the electronic workplace, and most critically, communicating globally.
  

Monday, 5 December 2011

Engineering Technical Training -16 Modules


List of Modules

001. Engineering-Training-Module-2-Water-and-Steam-Properties
002. Engineering-Training-Module-3-Water-Hammer.pdf
003. Engineering-Training-Module-4-Centrifugal-Pumps
004. Engineering-Training-Module-5-Air-and-Gas-Properties.pdf
005. Engineering-Training-Module-6-Heat-Transfer-Calculations
006. Engineering-Training-Module-7-Material-Properties-of-Metal
007. Engineering-Training-Module-8-Head-Loss-in-Pipe-for-compressible fluids
008. Engineering-Training-Module-9-Two-Phase-Phenomenon
009. Engineering-Training-Module-10-Check-Valves
010. Engineering-Training-Module-11-Relief-Safety-Valves
011. Engineering-Training-Module-12-Isolation-Valves
012. Engineering-Training-Module-13-Throttle-Valves
013. Engineering-Training-Module-14-Centrifugal-Pump-Vibration
014. Engineering-Training-Module-15-Erosion-Corrosion
015. Engineering-Training-Module-16-Heat-Exchangers
016. Engineering-Training-Module-17-Positive-Displacement-Pump

Sunday, 20 November 2011

A Guide to LATEX: Document Preparation for Beginners and Advanced Users


Helmut Kopka, Patrick W. Daly, "A Guide to LATEX: Document Preparation for Beginners and Advanced Users" 
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional | pages: 600 | 1999 | ISBN: 0201398257 | PDF | 23,6 mb

A completely revised edition of this accessible guide to LATEX document preparation, bringing it up to date with the latest releases and Web ad PC based developments. A Guide to LATEX covers the basics as well as advanced LATEX topics and contains numerous practical examples and handy tips for avoiding problems. It covers the latest LATEX extensions and has been completely updated to cover latest releases and upgrades. The book explains the LATEX macro package for the TEX text formatting program, presenting a complete description for beginners, going on to more advanced and specialized features. Files for LATEX processing contain the actual text plus markup and programming command, al as ASCII text, something tat makes them portable to every computer system. The LATEX/TEX program processes these files to produce high-quality typeset results, especially for complicated mathematics. LATEX offers the user all the features of any text processing system: automatic section formatting, numbering of sections, figures, tables and equations, table of contents, lists of figures and tables, cross-referencing to the numbers, bibliography, keyword index, colour, inclusion of illustrations.All of these are demonstrated to the reader via examples and exercises through a structure that takes him or her from the simplest beginnings to the more complicated refinements.